As the adoption of mobile apps grows, especially among young traders, TradingView has launched a mini app on Telegram that allows
users to monitor market trends, track price movements, and share charts on the
social media platform.
TradingView Enhances Market Tracking
Announced today (Wednesday), the latest development
comes as part of the charting platform’s effort to expand its reach and
accessibility across various platforms. By bringing its market data and dynamic charts
directly into Telegram, TradingView aims to allow users to analyze and share
trends without leaving the popular messaging app.
This integration is reportedly made possible by the support of the TON Blockchain, which enhances coverage of crypto markets by
featuring data from decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like StonFi and DeDust.
The TradingView mini app on Telegram offers a range of
features tailored for traders looking for an efficient, on-the-go market
experience. Users can access customizable charts, technical indicators, and
trend analysis, all integrated into Telegram’s interface, the company
explained.
The app allows for easy sharing of charts with just a
few clicks, making it simple to exchange market insights with friends or
followers. The app also provides an option to share snapshots of charts along
with the latest price of an asset.
According to the company, this is done by selecting
the sharing button in the chart’s corner and choosing which parts of the chart
to send. Whether for personal use or group discussions, this feature simplifies
the process of sharing detailed market information within Telegram.
The Role of TON Blockchain
The integration of TON Blockchain’s support extends
TradingView’s collaboration with the platform, bringing new and enhanced crypto
market data.
With this addition, users can expect more
comprehensive coverage of the cryptocurrency market, particularly through the
inclusion of data from StonFi and DeDust, two prominent decentralized
exchanges.
As with all TradingView services, the mini app’s
charts reflect the same data found on the TradingView website. However,
real-time data access is limited unless users opt for a paid subscription.
As the adoption of mobile apps grows, especially among young traders, TradingView has launched a mini app on Telegram that allows
users to monitor market trends, track price movements, and share charts on the
social media platform.
TradingView Enhances Market Tracking
Announced today (Wednesday), the latest development
comes as part of the charting platform’s effort to expand its reach and
accessibility across various platforms. By bringing its market data and dynamic charts
directly into Telegram, TradingView aims to allow users to analyze and share
trends without leaving the popular messaging app.
This integration is reportedly made possible by the support of the TON Blockchain, which enhances coverage of crypto markets by
featuring data from decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like StonFi and DeDust.
The TradingView mini app on Telegram offers a range of
features tailored for traders looking for an efficient, on-the-go market
experience. Users can access customizable charts, technical indicators, and
trend analysis, all integrated into Telegram’s interface, the company
explained.
The app allows for easy sharing of charts with just a
few clicks, making it simple to exchange market insights with friends or
followers. The app also provides an option to share snapshots of charts along
with the latest price of an asset.
According to the company, this is done by selecting
the sharing button in the chart’s corner and choosing which parts of the chart
to send. Whether for personal use or group discussions, this feature simplifies
the process of sharing detailed market information within Telegram.
The Role of TON Blockchain
The integration of TON Blockchain’s support extends
TradingView’s collaboration with the platform, bringing new and enhanced crypto
market data.
With this addition, users can expect more
comprehensive coverage of the cryptocurrency market, particularly through the
inclusion of data from StonFi and DeDust, two prominent decentralized
exchanges.
As with all TradingView services, the mini app’s
charts reflect the same data found on the TradingView website. However,
real-time data access is limited unless users opt for a paid subscription.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
